Stop the Fear: Learn to Stop Anxiety Panic Attacks and Take Control of Your Life
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In fact, anxiety can happen anywhere to anybody for any number of reasons. So it does not matter if you have anxiety, a diagnosed anxiety order or panic attacks, the reason that you have them does not matter; what matters is that you can help to manage your anxiety symptoms.
You do not have to be overwhelmed by anxiety and left feeling helpless while in the grip of an anxiety attack or a panic attack. You can manage them and this book will tell you how. Take back some control of your life and stop living in dread of having anxiety and panic attacks.
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Stop the Fear - Jamie Richard
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© 2012 by Jamie Richard
ISBN 9781456612078
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Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Anxiety Disorders
Chapter 2: Anxiety Disorders – Part II
Chapter 3: Controlling Anxiety Naturally
Chapter 4: Your Diet and Anxiety
Chapter 5: Children and Anxiety
Chapter 6: Performance Anxiety and Public Speaking
Chapter 7: Social Anxiety
Chapter 8: Panic Disorder – Stopping a Panic Attack
Chapter 9: Generalized Panic Disorder
Chapter 10: Other Anxiety Orders
Conclusion
Introduction
Anxiety is something that everybody will feel throughout their lives. When we are afraid, apprehensive, nervous or fearful we feel anxiety.
We feel anxiety when anything that causes us stress happens.
Getting pulled over for speeding, taking a test, a job interview, losing a job, going on a first date, etc.
The causes for anxiety are many and common. Anxiety is a common thing that will happen several times throughout our lives.
Anxiety itself can manifest with a variety of symptoms that can include an upset stomach, headaches, feelings of dizziness, trouble breathing, diarrhea, trouble sleeping, inability to concentrate, hyperventilation and a feeling of tightness around your chest that can even feel like a heart attack.
Some situations that can cause anxiety:
Stress from work, school, home, relationships, health or finances
Emotional traumas such as a death, being a victim of a crime, victim of abuse, being involved in a natural disaster or an accident
Certain medications can cause anxiety
Illegal drug use such as cocaine or methamphetamine use
Withdrawal from opiates, Vicodin, barbiturates, and benzodiazepines
Some medical illnesses can cause anxiety as a symptom
Altitude sickness or emphysema or any other illness or situation where there is a lack of oxygen
Anxiety usually goes away when the situation that was causing the stress goes away. However, for some people, it does not, leading to panic attacks and anxiety attacks that are caused by anxiety disorders.
Anxiety disorders can lead to major problems that can have far-reaching, negative consequences to somebodies life because the anxiety just never goes away.
People with anxiety disorders no longer feel in control of their life because the anxiety takes control.
Often times, anxiety orders are treated with medication and with therapy but an anxiety attack or a panic attack can still strike at any time and with very little warning. If you are suffering from an anxiety disorder, you should see a doctor.
The good news is that you can help yourself as well. Anxiety and